My electronics and radio notebook from 1963-1965 year. Crystal radio, transistor radio, tube radio

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Please watch my latest video featuring this notebook, showcasing my English language notes on the blank spaces and pages:
   • My electronics and radio notebook fro...  

My electronics and radio notebook from 1963-1965 year. Crystal radio, transistor radio, tube radio

You can hear old call signs in the sound of radio stations on my other (uploaded a long time ago) videos.
   • GREAT VINTAGE AND  NEW RADIOS WITH VO...  

   • RADIO TRANSMITTER ANTENNAS, SHORTWAVE...  

   • INSIDE OF THE TRANSISTOR RADIOS   SHO...  

   • SHORTWAVE TUBE RADIOS-MOSTLY EUROPEAN...  

   • MY TRANSISTOR AND  CRYSTAL RADIO SHOR...  
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Please look for it on ebay if you want to buy this notebook printed on paper. I put English language notes on empty spaces, empty pages wht you do not see on this video.
Please look for "My electronics and radio diagram drawings"
My electronics and radio notebook from 1963-1965 year. Crystal diode radio, transistor radio,tube radio are the subject.
Can you imagine my surprise when I got back this notebook from relatives after 30 years? It was a pleasant suprise.
All my notes are in Hungarian language.
I started to study electronics and radios in those years. Diodes are Germanium diodes and transistors are made of Germanium, too.You may find some interesting but simple circuit. You can stop the slide show in any moment, take a screen shot or even translate the text with help of Google.

All Comments (21)
  • @paulperry7091
    That variometer crystal set bought back memories (I'm 76).
  • @shtreder
    dad had the same. And one of notebooks was made from graph paper with very small 1 mm checks. Childhoods memories😊
  • @whippoorwill1124
    Wonderful, Imre - thanks for sharing! This brings back memories; the notebook from my early teens looked much the same. To anybody watching, who also chronicled their hobby with a journal: please don't be tempted to discard it - find somebody to pass it on to, even if it may be years before they recognise its value. Not everything is recorded and findable, even on the Internet, and ideas don't become obsolete just because the technology they were first implemented with is replaced. After a 40-year electronics career I refer more, not less, to original papers and articles, many from a century ago. Engineering's an applied science, so it exists in a historical context. We understand it better when we get the chance to see where modern technology fits on the timeline and how it arrived there.
  • @ab1dq593
    Thanks for sharing this. Your notebooks are a delight to the eyes of this fellow radio lover. I still sketch out schematics and keep notebooks of my radio projects, but I don't share your fine eye and hand. The SW station idents from the Cold War era were the perfect audio too. It brought back memories of a wonderful time for radio hobbyists long gone. 73 de AB1DQ / James in CT USA.
  • @greasylox5767
    Thank you so much for sharing, I can't thank you enough.
  • @user-to9be9dg9t
    lovely, it brought back so many memories of my childhood and my hand-drawn electronic circuits, all gone now. Your drawings were so beautiful to look at as well. Also the radio station calls signs brought back so many memories too.
  • @tsbrownie
    So beautifully drawn and documented. You covered it all from crystal radios to transistor and tubes. Thanks for sharing this!
  • @radiodf
    I have a similar notebook from when I was starting out in Electronics, in the early 70s. It has lots of simple radio and test equipment circuits that I copied out of book in my school library and different hobby magazines.
  • @vicivici6464
    Как приятно снова услышать старые позывные стран мира . Эти позывные знакомы мне с далёкого детства . Спасибо Вам огромное . С наступающим Новым годом ! Желаю мира , здоровья и процветания . 73 !
  • @RadioHist
    Thanks for posting.... I really enjoyed hearing (again) the unique tuning signals and announcements at the start of short wave broadcasts. I spent a few thousand hours of short wave listening from age 11 to my middle 20s.
  • @albertdupond7399
    Merci pour le partage des documents de votre ancien cahier et des ritournelles des anciennes stations radio onde courtes. Thank's for sharing the documents of your old notebook and the jingles of old short waves radio stations - (broadcasts). Happy New Year 2024 and 73' from FRANCE.
  • @user-if4bt2su2f
    Отдельная благодарность за позывные радиостанций которые я слушал в эти годы по детекторному радиоприёмнику.
  • @gfr2023
    very neat book and drawings, mine seams relicts of the burned Alexandria library.
  • @NebukedNezzer
    this is fun to watch. I was a kid back in those days. most of my home brew stuff was tube type. I still have my wards airline receiver.
  • @adamgre6819
    Köszönöm a hozzászólást, nagyon klassz uram! Thanks for posting, very cool sir!
  • @davidvincent8929
    WOW WHAT A GENIUS. WE LOVE YOU SO MUCH. KIND OF FELLOW, ALSO PRESERVATION, AND ELEKTRONIKS.
  • @staryduren
    Mam podobny z lat 90, chcoiaż nie tak starannie prowadzony - piękna sprawa. Pozdrowienia z Polski!